Sentence examples for be a very chilly from inspiring English sources

To witness a public presentation, as a staged play must be, of such bottomlessly private experience as seems expressed in, say, "Ohio Impromptu" (1981) — in which a white-haired, black-clad Reader reads a story to a silent Listener of identical appearance — can be a very chilly experience, making that other listener, the spectator, feel almost as if he is not there.

But he was a very chilly man, very emotionally strange.

The Farmers' Almanac just released its 2017 winter outlook, and it's a very chilly snapshot.

More evidence this week that Fortitude is essentially a very chilly swingers' retreat.

And though my room was heated, the rest of the hotel wasn't, making for a very chilly breakfast and lunch on those December days.

Amell was preparing for a night of intense stunts on a very chilly evening, but proved charismatic, knowledgable and passionate about his craft.

Photograph: Brendan Mcdermid/Reuters 3.48pm BST A MCC woolly hat being worn during England vs New Zealand first test match day two at a very chilly Lord's Cricket Ground.

Even on a sunny day in March, Aspen is still high enough to be very chilly.

The plane might be very chilly compared to the summery airport, or vice versa.

Four huge umbrellas hanging over the stage and a huge umbrella in the middle of the stadium which looks like it will unfold as part of the performance; everyone hoping it isn't going to rain - it is very chilly here.

But when asked if there would be any reprise of the shirtless, agrarian scenes in series two of the period drama, writer Debbie Horsfield said: "Unfortunately autumn is very chilly in Cornwall, so he won't be doing any in that".